-
Northern Ireland. John Redmond's home town of
Wexford remained a
strongly Redmondite area for
decades afterwards. The seat of
Waterford city was one of the...
-
enlist in the
British Army, a
faction led by Eoin
MacNeill broke with the
Redmondites, who
became known as the
National Volunteers,
rather than
fight for Britain...
-
joined the anti-Redmond
Irish Volunteers,
which was
referred to by
Redmondites and
others as the "Sinn Féin Volunteers".
Although Griffith himself did...
- 'Parnell's Old Brigade': The
Redmondite-Fenian
Nexus in the 1890s. Kelly,
Matthew (2002). "'Parnell's Old Brigade': the
Redmondite–Fenian
nexus in the 1890s"...
- to Redmond's
National Volunteers;
other ex-members
joined short-lived
Redmondite ****ociations, like the
Volunteer Aid ****ociation, or the "Women's National...
- Gys-La
Qeltite Qlt Scandio-winchite Swnc
Radvaniceite Rad
Chihmingite Cim
Redmondite Rdm
Zheshengite Zh
Reznitskyite Rzs
Hanahanite Hnh
Ryabchikovite Ryb Ermeloite...
- ****ann na
nGaedheal / Fine Gael
leaders (apart from
James Dillon) had '
Redmondite' backgrounds, the most
notable being John A. Costello, a
later Taoiseach...
- to the
Inner Bar of
Ireland in 1925.
Geoghegan had been a pro-Treaty
Redmondite and had
joined ****ann na
nGaedheal in the
early 1920s. He came into contact...
- 1907 in St. Stephen's Green, Dublin, was
called "Traitors' Gate" by the
Redmondites and
later Irish Republicans, from
whose point of view
Irish soldiers...
- militiamen".
Hickie agreed that he had "a
political Divn of riff raff
Redmondites".
Wilson thought 47th
brigade had "old officers, old &
useless men, very...
